How CARE Court lost its teeth in the California Legislature By Yue Stella Yu and Erica Yee | CalMatters Three years ago, Gov. Gavin Newsom called for a ...

Local lawmakers demand answers after motorists stuck in series of I-5 shutdowns By Jennifer Vigil | Times of San Diego Stretches of Interstate 5 have been ...

County Could Tap Reserves to Retroactively Cover Bonuses By Lisa Halverstadt | Voice of San Diego County officials are ...

San Diego’s Homelessness Math Problem Narrows By Lisa Halverstadt | Voice of San Diego The past few years, the number of San Diegans becoming homeless for ...

How San Diego’s reliance on ‘hostile architecture’ reflects our abandonment of public space By Calista Stocker | Times of San Diego In 2017, the ...

On Wednesday, Mayor Todd Gloria rolled out a plan — a plan to create a plan that could lead to more housing. At a press conference, Gloria said he wants to create far more townhomes and row homes — ...

A top San Diego high school rented out its gymnasium to a production company that filmed a 24-hour livestream presented by an adult content site called Fansly. Reports about the video first broke ...

Transit officials said a few months ago that San Diego’s Metropolitan Transit System faces a fiscal cliff, but the messaging has shifted based on an official’s recent comments. “MTS is approaching a ...

The California Coastal Commission is deciding next week how long Diablo Canyon, the state’s last nuclear power plant, can keep operating. Pacific Gas & Electric, which owns the Diablo Canyon Power ...

It is easy to miss California’s biggest environmental disaster. Driving north on Highway 111, you wouldn’t expect to find an inland sea. If it’s summer, the thermometer in your car could read 115 ...

North County Transit District Struggles to Afford the Price of Being Carbon Free By Jenna Ramiscal | Voice of San Diego ...